Cover Your Walls has an extensive gallery of beautiful flower art. This section of our online gallery is a good display of how more magic is added to the simple elegance of nature through the eyes and talents of each individual painter. When looking at some of these flower prints, one may catch a glimpse of what beauty means to the artists who painted the floral pictures. The flowers are the obvious muse for the artists, but the way they place them in their surrounding environment tells us how they communicate with nature.

For example, look at Moss's Moonlit Tulips. The artist takes flowers that are already full of light and places them in a the direct path of the moonlight. This creates a magical, almost angelic glow around the flowers. The pastel garden prints by Collins present the light and airy delicacy of wildflowers as the sunshine dances through them. These floral prints are ideal choices for bringing a large light source into a room with art.

The floral prints by Georgia O' Keefe are among the favorites in our gallery. She is an artist who allows the flower to star alone in the art. She captures the hidden mysteries of the flowers she paints by giving us a close-up look at every delicate curve, bend and edge. Meyers also paints the flowers alone. The flowers in these prints are almost veil-like and transparent.

Symbolic Beauty of Life
Whether flowers are painted as cut stems in a vase, isolated beauty floating in space, or in thriving fields where dreams are sought, they symbolize to us the natural beauty of life and death. Floral art can be intoxicating in the way it undeniably attracts us. No matter how complex our hectic lives can get, the vision of the pure elegance of flowers invites the simplicity of passion and perplexing inspiration.